At one month old, the baby has diarrhea after feeding, is this normal?

Is it normal for a baby to have a stool every two or three days? How to judge and handle it?

Is it normal for a newborn to have bowel movements four times a day?

A baby has four loose yellow stools a day, doesn’t want to eat, and doesn’t have a cough, cold, or fever. The baby seems uncomfortable only because of the frequent bowel movements and no unpleasant odor. By the way, the baby fell a few days ago and vomited six times, but the brain CT showed nothing. Could the diarrhea be related to the fall? I took the child to the doctor, and the doctor said it was intestinal disorder. I gave the baby the probiotic medicine we always have at home, and after one day, the baby had one normal bowel movement. But somehow today, although the baby’s stools are not loose, he has had three bowel movements in the morning. Should we continue to give him this medicine? What’s wrong with the baby? What disease has he caught? It’s urgent as there’s no fever or cold.

For a five-month-old baby, if there are no symptoms of abdominal swelling, crying, and abnormal feeding, it is normal to have bowel movements one to two times a day or not have any bowel movements at all. It is recommended to give the baby more water.

At 3 months old, if a baby has a stool five times a day, it may be considered enteritis. It is recommended to conduct a routine stool test for diagnosis, use symptomatic anti-inflammatory medication for treatment, and correct electrolyte imbalances with intravenous therapy if necessary. Regular follow-ups are advised.

An unstable eating quantity in children may be caused by digestive system issues. It is recommended to undergo a check-up and appropriate treatment.

A two-month-old baby’s constipation issue improved after starting probiotics, and their stool turned bright yellow and mucous. Parents inquire whether this stool color is normal and whether they should continue giving the baby probiotics or yogurt.

A baby shows loose stools after ten days of birth, parents worry about medication effects and seek professional advice

If a baby’s stool appears green, it may be due to indigestion, but further observation is needed to determine if there are any other abnormal symptoms.